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The return of Jesus is often treated like a future event to analyze or a timeline to debate. But Scripture presents it as something far more personal. It is the longing of a Bridegroom for His bride. When we understand the ancient Jewish wedding, Jesus’ words come alive. The betrothal. The separation. The preparation. The promise to return and take His bride to be with Him forever. Nothing about this is distant or impersonal. It is covenant love. The call of Scripture is not to fear His return, but to live ready for it. To remain faithful. To keep our hearts pure. To be washed and renewed by His Word while we wait. Not because we are afraid, but because we are loved. This is the heartbeat behind my new book, The King Is Coming. Not prediction. Not speculation. Preparation shaped by love. If this stirs your heart, listen to the NEW full episode of the John Bevere Podcast! Find it here:
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The return of Jesus is often treated like a future event to analyze or a timeline to debate. But Scripture presents it as something far more personal. It is the longing of a Bridegroom for His bride. When we understand the ancient Jewish wedding, Jesus’ words come alive. The betrothal. The separation. The preparation. The promise to return and take His bride to be with Him forever. Nothing about this is distant or impersonal. It is covenant love. The call of Scripture is not to fear His return, but to live ready for it. To remain faithful. To keep our hearts pure. To be washed and renewed by His Word while we wait. Not because we are afraid, but because we are loved. This is the heartbeat behind my new book, The King Is Coming. Not prediction. Not speculation. Preparation shaped by love. If this stirs your heart, listen to the NEW full episode of the John Bevere Podcast! Find it here:

John Bevere

28,039 views • 8 months ago

For years, I avoided the topic of the second coming. Not because it wasn’t biblical, but because it was often misrepresented. When I finally took a deeper look, something shifted. This isn’t about fear, dates, or speculation. It’s about transformation. When properly understood, the return of Jesus doesn’t produce panic. It produces faith. It doesn’t divide. It awakens urgency. Scripture tells us every believer will respond to His return in one of two ways, with confidence or with shame. I wrote The King Is Coming not to frighten you, but to prepare you. The King is coming. Follow this link to pre-order the book.
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For years, I avoided the topic of the second coming. Not because it wasn’t biblical, but because it was often misrepresented. When I finally took a deeper look, something shifted. This isn’t about fear, dates, or speculation. It’s about transformation. When properly understood, the return of Jesus doesn’t produce panic. It produces faith. It doesn’t divide. It awakens urgency. Scripture tells us every believer will respond to His return in one of two ways, with confidence or with shame. I wrote The King Is Coming not to frighten you, but to prepare you. The King is coming. Follow this link to pre-order the book.

John Bevere

10,985 views • 8 months ago

I’ve just rewatched this video for a second time now 18 weeks later… This is unbelievably sad. In no way, shape, or form did this Orthodox gentleman explain the gospel of Jesus Christ. “Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me HAS eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life.” (John 5:24) Jesus cleanses us of all our sins and brings us from death into eternal life through his death and resurrection, not because we deserve it, but because of the great love with which he loved us. For some, this is hard to understand. “Jesus answered him, ‘What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterward you will understand.’ Peter said to him, ‘You shall never wash my feet.’ Jesus answered him, ‘If I do not wash you, you have no share with me.’” (John 13:7-8) Accept the gift of grace that God has given you in Christ Jesus through his death and resurrection, and you will be cleansed. You can have assurance. He’s offering it to you. ACCEPT IT! BELIEVE! The Christian life is not a selfish pursuit, constantly trying to save yourself or maintain your salvation. The Christian life is a life of assurance, constantly pursuing the salvation of the world. “If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet. For I have given you an example, that you also should do just as I have done to you.” (John 13:14-15) Jesus lived a perfect life, not to save himself, but to serve and save those who would believe in him. We are now called to follow him in this way of living: a life of sacrificial love, NOT for our own sake, but for the sake of those who are weary and heavy laden. The gospel gives us the CONFIDENCE to do this! I know I am saved. I want you to know that you too can be saved if you believe.
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I’ve just rewatched this video for a second time now 18 weeks later… This is unbelievably sad. In no way, shape, or form did this Orthodox gentleman explain the gospel of Jesus Christ. “Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me HAS eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life.” (John 5:24) Jesus cleanses us of all our sins and brings us from death into eternal life through his death and resurrection, not because we deserve it, but because of the great love with which he loved us. For some, this is hard to understand. “Jesus answered him, ‘What I am doing you do not understand now, but afterward you will understand.’ Peter said to him, ‘You shall never wash my feet.’ Jesus answered him, ‘If I do not wash you, you have no share with me.’” (John 13:7-8) Accept the gift of grace that God has given you in Christ Jesus through his death and resurrection, and you will be cleansed. You can have assurance. He’s offering it to you. ACCEPT IT! BELIEVE! The Christian life is not a selfish pursuit, constantly trying to save yourself or maintain your salvation. The Christian life is a life of assurance, constantly pursuing the salvation of the world. “If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet. For I have given you an example, that you also should do just as I have done to you.” (John 13:14-15) Jesus lived a perfect life, not to save himself, but to serve and save those who would believe in him. We are now called to follow him in this way of living: a life of sacrificial love, NOT for our own sake, but for the sake of those who are weary and heavy laden. The gospel gives us the CONFIDENCE to do this! I know I am saved. I want you to know that you too can be saved if you believe.

Indiana Brunner

45,753 views • 3 months ago

Thought I’d read a little bit of Scripture to those who need it or just want it this morning. A segment of Philippians 4. Bless you guys today. The Lord our God is with us and his nearness is our good.
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Thought I’d read a little bit of Scripture to those who need it or just want it this morning. A segment of Philippians 4. Bless you guys today. The Lord our God is with us and his nearness is our good.

Beth Moore

30,162 views • 2 years ago

Pressure is not the enemy - it is often the process. When the world feels unstable and life presses in from every direction, it is easy to believe that trouble is a sign of defeat. But Scripture reminds us that pressure is not meant to break us; it is meant to build us. Just as a diamond is formed under intense pressure, God uses adversity to refine His people. The trials you face today are not wasted - they are shaping you into something more valuable than you ever imagined. The Apostle Paul understood this truth firsthand. Though surrounded by hardship, persecution, and uncertainty, he declared victory - not because his circumstances changed, but because his perspective did. When you recognize that God is greater than your trouble, fear loses its grip. In the middle of chaos, Christ offers peace that the world cannot give. So press on. What feels like pressure today is preparing you for purpose tomorrow. The victory is already yours through Jesus Christ.
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Pressure is not the enemy - it is often the process. When the world feels unstable and life presses in from every direction, it is easy to believe that trouble is a sign of defeat. But Scripture reminds us that pressure is not meant to break us; it is meant to build us. Just as a diamond is formed under intense pressure, God uses adversity to refine His people. The trials you face today are not wasted - they are shaping you into something more valuable than you ever imagined. The Apostle Paul understood this truth firsthand. Though surrounded by hardship, persecution, and uncertainty, he declared victory - not because his circumstances changed, but because his perspective did. When you recognize that God is greater than your trouble, fear loses its grip. In the middle of chaos, Christ offers peace that the world cannot give. So press on. What feels like pressure today is preparing you for purpose tomorrow. The victory is already yours through Jesus Christ.

Pastor John Hagee

12,027 views • 5 months ago

Pope Leo on Dei Verbum: "Dear brothers and sisters, in our catechesis on the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum, today we considered the profound and vital connection between the Word of God and the Church. Sacred Scripture, which has been entrusted to the Church and is guarded by her, reveals its meaning and manifests its strength in the life and faith of the Church, above all in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist. For this reason, the Church continually meditates upon and interprets Scripture because it is the means by which we come to know the incarnate living Word of God who is Jesus Christ. Indeed, praying with Scripture opens the door for an intimate relationship with God who through these sacred writings invites us into conversation with him. As Saint Jerome rightly points out, ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of God. With this in mind, I encourage you to read and contemplate the inspired word of God daily. May the Word of God nourish our hearts and minds and lead us to the fullness of life."
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Pope Leo on Dei Verbum: "Dear brothers and sisters, in our catechesis on the Dogmatic Constitution Dei Verbum, today we considered the profound and vital connection between the Word of God and the Church. Sacred Scripture, which has been entrusted to the Church and is guarded by her, reveals its meaning and manifests its strength in the life and faith of the Church, above all in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist. For this reason, the Church continually meditates upon and interprets Scripture because it is the means by which we come to know the incarnate living Word of God who is Jesus Christ. Indeed, praying with Scripture opens the door for an intimate relationship with God who through these sacred writings invites us into conversation with him. As Saint Jerome rightly points out, ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of God. With this in mind, I encourage you to read and contemplate the inspired word of God daily. May the Word of God nourish our hearts and minds and lead us to the fullness of life."

Vatican News

15,017 views • 7 months ago

In this world, we face enemies that come in many forms—some seen, others invisible, but all formidable in their attempt to bring us low. They whisper lies, sow fear and wage war upon our hearts. They tell us that we are powerless, that we cannot stand, that the battle is already lost. . But they are wrong. For it is not by our strength, nor by the might of our hands, that we prevail. It is through the power of the Almighty, the Creator of heaven and earth, that victory is assured. By His name, enemies are scattered and by His will, the forces of darkness tremble and flee. . And so, my brothers and sisters, when the shadows close in and the adversary presses hard against you, do not trust in your own strength. For it will fail. But call upon the name of the Lord and you will find a strength not your own, a power that will lift you above the fray. It is through Him that we push back our enemies. It is His name that grants us the courage to trample the forces that seek to undo us. . Do not fear when the battle rages, for you do not stand alone. The Lord of Hosts fights for you. His arm is strong, His power is eternal. And His victory is certain. Lift up your hearts to Him, for it is through His name that we overcome. It is through His name that we conquer fear, doubt and every assault of the enemy. . Through You, O God, we push back our enemies! Through Your name, we trample our foes! And if God is with us, who can stand against us? No foe is too great, no battle too fierce, for the Lord reigns victorious, now and forevermore! . Take heart. Call upon His name. And march forward, knowing that through Him, victory is already yours. #ChristIsKing #WeAreTheStorm
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In this world, we face enemies that come in many forms—some seen, others invisible, but all formidable in their attempt to bring us low. They whisper lies, sow fear and wage war upon our hearts. They tell us that we are powerless, that we cannot stand, that the battle is already lost. . But they are wrong. For it is not by our strength, nor by the might of our hands, that we prevail. It is through the power of the Almighty, the Creator of heaven and earth, that victory is assured. By His name, enemies are scattered and by His will, the forces of darkness tremble and flee. . And so, my brothers and sisters, when the shadows close in and the adversary presses hard against you, do not trust in your own strength. For it will fail. But call upon the name of the Lord and you will find a strength not your own, a power that will lift you above the fray. It is through Him that we push back our enemies. It is His name that grants us the courage to trample the forces that seek to undo us. . Do not fear when the battle rages, for you do not stand alone. The Lord of Hosts fights for you. His arm is strong, His power is eternal. And His victory is certain. Lift up your hearts to Him, for it is through His name that we overcome. It is through His name that we conquer fear, doubt and every assault of the enemy. . Through You, O God, we push back our enemies! Through Your name, we trample our foes! And if God is with us, who can stand against us? No foe is too great, no battle too fierce, for the Lord reigns victorious, now and forevermore! . Take heart. Call upon His name. And march forward, knowing that through Him, victory is already yours. #ChristIsKing #WeAreTheStorm

The Redeemed

225,530 views • 1 year ago

Some people say Christians are happy about war in the Middle East because we want to see Armageddon happen. Nothing could be further from the truth. We want peace. In fact, the Bible specifically tells us to “pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” Our desire is not conflict, but that people across the region would experience freedom—especially the freedom to worship God. We pray for the people of Israel and the people of Iran alike—that there would be a genuine spiritual awakening and that many would come to Christ. After all, so much of the history of the Bible unfolded in that very part of the world, and Scripture tells us that Jesus Himself will one day return to the Mount of Olives. Let’s all do what Scripture calls us to do: pray—for peace, for freedom, and for hearts to turn to God.
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Some people say Christians are happy about war in the Middle East because we want to see Armageddon happen. Nothing could be further from the truth. We want peace. In fact, the Bible specifically tells us to “pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” Our desire is not conflict, but that people across the region would experience freedom—especially the freedom to worship God. We pray for the people of Israel and the people of Iran alike—that there would be a genuine spiritual awakening and that many would come to Christ. After all, so much of the history of the Bible unfolded in that very part of the world, and Scripture tells us that Jesus Himself will one day return to the Mount of Olives. Let’s all do what Scripture calls us to do: pray—for peace, for freedom, and for hearts to turn to God.

Greg Laurie

31,597 views • 6 months ago

Sin doesn’t just affect what we do. It affects what we become. Hebrews warns that sin hardens the heart. It slowly separates us from God and pulls us out of fellowship with Him. And if we’re not careful, it can leave us unprepared and even ashamed at His appearing. Salvation is a free gift. We cannot earn it. But Jesus made it clear that those who love Him will obey Him, and in that place of obedience, He reveals Himself to us. This isn’t about condemnation. It’s about invitation. Right now, you can turn. Right now, you can come back. Right now, you can choose to walk in the light and live in close fellowship with Him again. Follow this link for the full episode:
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Sin doesn’t just affect what we do. It affects what we become. Hebrews warns that sin hardens the heart. It slowly separates us from God and pulls us out of fellowship with Him. And if we’re not careful, it can leave us unprepared and even ashamed at His appearing. Salvation is a free gift. We cannot earn it. But Jesus made it clear that those who love Him will obey Him, and in that place of obedience, He reveals Himself to us. This isn’t about condemnation. It’s about invitation. Right now, you can turn. Right now, you can come back. Right now, you can choose to walk in the light and live in close fellowship with Him again. Follow this link for the full episode:

John Bevere

12,823 views • 4 months ago

There is a voice that every person hears, whether they live in a mansion or a mud hut. It is the voice of conscience, God's divine policeman, that follows us day and night. Our world is working overtime to convince people that guilt is outdated, responsibility is optional, and forgiveness is unnecessary. But the Bible teaches otherwise. Guilt is not God's punishment; it is God's gift. It is the warning signal that tells us something is wrong and points us toward the only One who can make it right. When we ignore that voice, we find ourselves searching for peace in all the wrong places, only to discover that nothing this world offers can satisfy the longing of the human heart. The good news is that God is eager to forgive. Through Jesus Christ, every sin can be washed away by His precious blood. The moment we confess our sins and turn to Him, guilt loses its power and peace takes its place. The joy of the Lord begins to flood our hearts, and the burden we've carried is lifted. God's peace is not found in possessions, pleasure, or power—it is found in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. When you surrender your life to Him, He will break the chains of oppression, remove your guilt, and lead you into the glorious adventure He has prepared for your life.
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There is a voice that every person hears, whether they live in a mansion or a mud hut. It is the voice of conscience, God's divine policeman, that follows us day and night. Our world is working overtime to convince people that guilt is outdated, responsibility is optional, and forgiveness is unnecessary. But the Bible teaches otherwise. Guilt is not God's punishment; it is God's gift. It is the warning signal that tells us something is wrong and points us toward the only One who can make it right. When we ignore that voice, we find ourselves searching for peace in all the wrong places, only to discover that nothing this world offers can satisfy the longing of the human heart. The good news is that God is eager to forgive. Through Jesus Christ, every sin can be washed away by His precious blood. The moment we confess our sins and turn to Him, guilt loses its power and peace takes its place. The joy of the Lord begins to flood our hearts, and the burden we've carried is lifted. God's peace is not found in possessions, pleasure, or power—it is found in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. When you surrender your life to Him, He will break the chains of oppression, remove your guilt, and lead you into the glorious adventure He has prepared for your life.

Pastor John Hagee

18,167 views • 2 months ago

“Do not be ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ.” In today's chapel, Dr. Jarvis J. Williams, Professor of New Testament Interpretation, preached from Romans 1:16–17 and reminded us that the gospel alone brings life to dead sinners. It is not a message to soften or hide, but the very means by which God saves all who believe through Jesus Christ. Let us hold fast to this message and proclaim it with clarity, knowing it is the only hope for a lost world.
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“Do not be ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ.” In today's chapel, Dr. Jarvis J. Williams, Professor of New Testament Interpretation, preached from Romans 1:16–17 and reminded us that the gospel alone brings life to dead sinners. It is not a message to soften or hide, but the very means by which God saves all who believe through Jesus Christ. Let us hold fast to this message and proclaim it with clarity, knowing it is the only hope for a lost world.

Southern Seminary

12,667 views • 5 months ago

I upset the Orthobros on here when I posted that the Wilsons aren’t Christian. They said “how dare you declare whether or not someone is a Christian!” Here is my response (watch til the end for the most ironic part of all of this): Scripture itself tells us that it is OBVIOUS who is saved and that we can discern who is and who is not a child of God. “By this the children of God and the children of the devil are OBVIOUS: anyone who does not practice righteousness is not of God, nor the one who does not love his brother and sister.” 1 John 3:10 Yes, Christians will still continue to sin, as Romans 7 tell us. Sanctification is certainly messy, there’s no denying that. But someone who has been supernaturally made new by the Holy Spirit will have a real heart change. Regeneration is not an inconsequential experience. It will be obvious to people. The supernatural work of the Holy Spirit is a powerful one. Someone who is made a child of God will bear the family resemblance. No one can be born again and continue to comfortably stay in the mud with the pigs. They might occasionally still fall into the mud, they might still have dirt on their clothes even after they get up, but they will hate it when they do and will live in a humble manner before God crying “have mercy on me, a sinner.” They will pursue righteousness and have a deep deep love for others. And when they are confronted about their sin by others, they repent. So yes, we can look at someone living in a hateful unrighteous arrogant manner for years on end, even after being confronted about it, and determine that they are not of the Lord.
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I upset the Orthobros on here when I posted that the Wilsons aren’t Christian. They said “how dare you declare whether or not someone is a Christian!” Here is my response (watch til the end for the most ironic part of all of this): Scripture itself tells us that it is OBVIOUS who is saved and that we can discern who is and who is not a child of God. “By this the children of God and the children of the devil are OBVIOUS: anyone who does not practice righteousness is not of God, nor the one who does not love his brother and sister.” 1 John 3:10 Yes, Christians will still continue to sin, as Romans 7 tell us. Sanctification is certainly messy, there’s no denying that. But someone who has been supernaturally made new by the Holy Spirit will have a real heart change. Regeneration is not an inconsequential experience. It will be obvious to people. The supernatural work of the Holy Spirit is a powerful one. Someone who is made a child of God will bear the family resemblance. No one can be born again and continue to comfortably stay in the mud with the pigs. They might occasionally still fall into the mud, they might still have dirt on their clothes even after they get up, but they will hate it when they do and will live in a humble manner before God crying “have mercy on me, a sinner.” They will pursue righteousness and have a deep deep love for others. And when they are confronted about their sin by others, they repent. So yes, we can look at someone living in a hateful unrighteous arrogant manner for years on end, even after being confronted about it, and determine that they are not of the Lord.

Lizzie Marbach

45,887 views • 4 months ago

THE SECRET TO GENUINE POWER When God called me into ministry, I took time to pray. One of the covenants I made with Him was that I would never manipulate His people because of money. I had seen sincere, well-meaning believers who loved God but, under the pressure of ministry, found themselves doing things they never intended to do. When I caught the revelation of "I shall not want," I knew that was it. God can make all grace abound. If you think prosperity is solely about business, you’ll struggle till Jesus comes. I’m not against businesses, but the spiritual realm controls the physical. Once you hold it in the spirit, you’ve held it completely. The same applies to the anointing. The anointing is not for men of God; it is for servants, those who love Jesus more than their reputation and truly want to see Him glorified. True grace, favour, and power from God cannot simply be shouted about or wished for; you must stay with God until it finds you. It doesn't come from mere rituals or manipulation but through deep revelation and unwavering servanthood. You can watch the full sermon titled "Manifesting Spiritual Realities" on our YouTube channel at Koinonia Global. #ApostleJoshuaSelman #ManifestingSpiritualRealities #KoinoniaGlobal
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THE SECRET TO GENUINE POWER When God called me into ministry, I took time to pray. One of the covenants I made with Him was that I would never manipulate His people because of money. I had seen sincere, well-meaning believers who loved God but, under the pressure of ministry, found themselves doing things they never intended to do. When I caught the revelation of "I shall not want," I knew that was it. God can make all grace abound. If you think prosperity is solely about business, you’ll struggle till Jesus comes. I’m not against businesses, but the spiritual realm controls the physical. Once you hold it in the spirit, you’ve held it completely. The same applies to the anointing. The anointing is not for men of God; it is for servants, those who love Jesus more than their reputation and truly want to see Him glorified. True grace, favour, and power from God cannot simply be shouted about or wished for; you must stay with God until it finds you. It doesn't come from mere rituals or manipulation but through deep revelation and unwavering servanthood. You can watch the full sermon titled "Manifesting Spiritual Realities" on our YouTube channel at Koinonia Global. #ApostleJoshuaSelman #ManifestingSpiritualRealities #KoinoniaGlobal

Koinonia Global

21,993 views • 1 year ago

“A true believer will not fail to love the Lord. He may not love the Lord as he should, but he will not fail to love the Lord. A true believer will not fail to love others. He may not love others as he should, but he will not fail to love others. What about that person who professes to be a Christian turns away, walks away, denies Christ, denies the gospel, shows no love for the Lord—no love for the believers, no love for the church—no love for the word of God? The Bible clearly explains that in 1 John 2:19, “they went out from us because they never were of us. If they had been of us, they would’ve continued with us, but they went out from us that it might be made manifest.” They never were of us.” — John MacArthur
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“A true believer will not fail to love the Lord. He may not love the Lord as he should, but he will not fail to love the Lord. A true believer will not fail to love others. He may not love others as he should, but he will not fail to love others. What about that person who professes to be a Christian turns away, walks away, denies Christ, denies the gospel, shows no love for the Lord—no love for the believers, no love for the church—no love for the word of God? The Bible clearly explains that in 1 John 2:19, “they went out from us because they never were of us. If they had been of us, they would’ve continued with us, but they went out from us that it might be made manifest.” They never were of us.” — John MacArthur

Terri Green

19,759 views • 2 months ago

Korede Bello studied the Bible and left Islam. ☪️➡️✝️ He didn’t study Scripture to hunt for contradictions, he studied with a sincere heart to understand the truth, and God revealed Himself to him. You can hear it in how deeply he understands the cross and the resurrection, even more than some people who were born into Christianity. That kind of insight doesn’t come from human effort alone, it’s the work of the Holy Spirit, whom Jesus promised to send to guide us into all truth and teach us all things. In the same way, whatever understanding I have of the Bible is not because I had a mentor or deep church exposure. I barely even used to attend church. Though I was born into a Christian home, I became zealous for the truth, to learn it and to unlearn anything about God that wasn’t truly Him. God saw that hunger, and He began teaching me through the Holy Spirit. This is why it’s possible for someone to become a Christian today and understand Scripture more deeply than someone who has been in church for 40 years. Truth is not about how long you’ve been around religion, it’s about a heart that is willing to be taught by God. Thank you Jesus for bringing him out of darkness into your light. 💡
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Korede Bello studied the Bible and left Islam. ☪️➡️✝️ He didn’t study Scripture to hunt for contradictions, he studied with a sincere heart to understand the truth, and God revealed Himself to him. You can hear it in how deeply he understands the cross and the resurrection, even more than some people who were born into Christianity. That kind of insight doesn’t come from human effort alone, it’s the work of the Holy Spirit, whom Jesus promised to send to guide us into all truth and teach us all things. In the same way, whatever understanding I have of the Bible is not because I had a mentor or deep church exposure. I barely even used to attend church. Though I was born into a Christian home, I became zealous for the truth, to learn it and to unlearn anything about God that wasn’t truly Him. God saw that hunger, and He began teaching me through the Holy Spirit. This is why it’s possible for someone to become a Christian today and understand Scripture more deeply than someone who has been in church for 40 years. Truth is not about how long you’ve been around religion, it’s about a heart that is willing to be taught by God. Thank you Jesus for bringing him out of darkness into your light. 💡

Ihunanya Chi ❤️

110,530 views • 7 months ago

The truth is, this world has always belonged to the devil. That’s the biggest mistake we’ve made, pretending otherwise. We’ve lived in denial for millennia, but Scripture makes it clear: when the devil tempted Jesus in the desert, he offered Him the kingdoms of this world, he could only offer what was his to give. And notice how Jesus did not correct him, He did not say, “These kingdoms are not yours.” because Jesus knew who owned the world. The devil’s greatest trick is not convincing you to follow him, but erasing God so completely that you never notice whose kingdom you are in. Remember, the kingdom of God is within us, not outside of us. We need to get past the cognitive dissonance of not wanting to accept this truth, for only when we see it clearly can we stand a chance of fighting evil. The way out is not through the mundane spectacle of politics, the only way out is spiritually. It is transcending the devil’s kingdom, through Jesus Christ; the only light capable of piercing this darkness. L.Aboli
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The truth is, this world has always belonged to the devil. That’s the biggest mistake we’ve made, pretending otherwise. We’ve lived in denial for millennia, but Scripture makes it clear: when the devil tempted Jesus in the desert, he offered Him the kingdoms of this world, he could only offer what was his to give. And notice how Jesus did not correct him, He did not say, “These kingdoms are not yours.” because Jesus knew who owned the world. The devil’s greatest trick is not convincing you to follow him, but erasing God so completely that you never notice whose kingdom you are in. Remember, the kingdom of God is within us, not outside of us. We need to get past the cognitive dissonance of not wanting to accept this truth, for only when we see it clearly can we stand a chance of fighting evil. The way out is not through the mundane spectacle of politics, the only way out is spiritually. It is transcending the devil’s kingdom, through Jesus Christ; the only light capable of piercing this darkness. L.Aboli

Jack Straw

18,712 views • 16 days ago

"For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline." – 2 Timothy 1:7 Charlie Kirk was a fighter who wore the armor of God. He embraced those who disagreed with him and won the hearts and minds of a generation for it. Donald J. Trump and Charlie Kirk are the two fighters that have defined our America First movement to Make America Great Again.
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"For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline." – 2 Timothy 1:7 Charlie Kirk was a fighter who wore the armor of God. He embraced those who disagreed with him and won the hearts and minds of a generation for it. Donald J. Trump and Charlie Kirk are the two fighters that have defined our America First movement to Make America Great Again.

Byron Donalds

35,971 views • 8 months ago

Chris Bledsoe: "Jesus was here to show us who we really were but religions and the Church spun that to turn it into a control mechanism." "God is within all of us." After nearly two decades of encounters with orbs and celestial beings, Bledsoe says the message lines up with what Jesus taught. The Kingdom of Heaven is within. God is not distant. It is the consciousness, the light and the love that connects all life. This is not a call to join a religion. His experiences showed we are part of the divine, receivers of infinite intelligence, able to tap into it through prayer, presence and love. Everything in nature, from a blade of grass to the stars, reflects that same harmony. Churches often teach fear instead. They say "you're going to hell." Bledsoe points out Jesus said to fear nothing. You can call on God directly. He does not live in a building.
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Chris Bledsoe: "Jesus was here to show us who we really were but religions and the Church spun that to turn it into a control mechanism." "God is within all of us." After nearly two decades of encounters with orbs and celestial beings, Bledsoe says the message lines up with what Jesus taught. The Kingdom of Heaven is within. God is not distant. It is the consciousness, the light and the love that connects all life. This is not a call to join a religion. His experiences showed we are part of the divine, receivers of infinite intelligence, able to tap into it through prayer, presence and love. Everything in nature, from a blade of grass to the stars, reflects that same harmony. Churches often teach fear instead. They say "you're going to hell." Bledsoe points out Jesus said to fear nothing. You can call on God directly. He does not live in a building.

Interstellar

67,858 views • 20 days ago

God doesn’t need us… but He invites us. He invites us to be part of His rescue mission—to share the gospel, love people, care for those in need, pray, and point others to Him. It’s overwhelming when you think about it, but also incredible. I never want the gospel to get old or for the cross to feel distant. That’s part of what my new book, If the Tree Could Speak does. It offers a fresh perspective on the cross that helps us see His love in a new way and inspires us to share the story with others. 🎙️: Unashamed with the Robertson Family
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God doesn’t need us… but He invites us. He invites us to be part of His rescue mission—to share the gospel, love people, care for those in need, pray, and point others to Him. It’s overwhelming when you think about it, but also incredible. I never want the gospel to get old or for the cross to feel distant. That’s part of what my new book, If the Tree Could Speak does. It offers a fresh perspective on the cross that helps us see His love in a new way and inspires us to share the story with others. 🎙️: Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Tim Tebow

114,024 views • 5 months ago